@WalrusProtocol The most telling signal around Walrus lately didn’t come from social media or price charts. It came from inside a board meeting. Employees were arguing over retrieval latency, storage efficiency, and real usage patterns. No slogans, no buzzwords. The Walrus logo was on the screen while live data flowed beneath it, and the conversation felt closer to a cloud provider review than a Web3 pitch. That alone says something important has shifted.
Walrus is being built on Sui with the assumption that people will actually depend on it. Erasure coding and blob storage aren’t presented as clever ideas anymore. They are tools already moving large files across a decentralized network in a way that’s cheaper and harder to censor than traditional options. Teams using it aren’t experimenting for fun. They’re testing limits because something is already working.
There are still open questions around long-term scale and adoption, and the Walrus team doesn’t pretend otherwise. But WAL increasingly feels connected to real activity, not narrative momentum. Walrus isn’t promising a future. It’s behaving like infrastructure in the present.
#walrus $WAL
The worth of Walrus is revealed in systems that last a long time.
Things like AI model data, NFT metadata, and frontends of decentralized applications, need a continuity that is beyond the lifespan of any one operator. Walrus is built on the assumption that applications will last in time while teams, motivations, and stories shift and vanish. Its design philosophy and architecture are aligned with this consideration, emphasizing long-term stability and recoverability instead of frequent changes.
@WalrusProtocol #walrus $WAL
$BTC Brutal Flush, Now Attempting a Bounce!
Price 88,628, 24h -1.13%, 30m structure heavy downtrend ke baad sharp wick recovery. Market ne liquidity sweep ki aur ab short-term buyers wapas enter. Momentum sustain hua to intraday relief move possible!
TG1: 89,200
TG2: 89,800
TG3: 90,600
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$ETH just swept liquidity below the recent range and bounced cleanly from the 2,920 demand zone. On the 1H, selling pressure is slowing and buyers are defending the lows — this looks like a corrective pullback inside a broader range, not trend failure…
Long $ETH now…
Entry: 2,930 – 2,950
TP1: 3,000
TP2: 3,080
TP3: 3,150
SL: 2,890
As long as $ETH holds above the 2.92K support, upside continuation toward the previous highs remains valid.
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$BTC Bounces From Intraday Low Relief Rally Loading or Another Fade?
Entry Zone: 88,200 to 88,700
Stop Loss: 87,750
Target 1: 89,200
Target 2: 90,000
Target 3: 91,200
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NOM Token Soars 127% After Migration and Rebranding, Surpassing $500M in 24-Hour Volume
Nomina (NOMUSDT) experienced a significant price surge in the last 24 hours, rising 127.53% to $0.01752 on Binance. This price change is primarily attributed to increased market activity following the recent token migration from OMNI to NOM, rebranding announcements, and strong support from major exchanges. The momentum was further fueled by high trading volumes and notable liquidations, along with a leverage adjustment for NOMUSDT futures on MEXC, which likely contributed to heightened trader engagement and volatility. Market capitalization is estimated between $24.35 million and $52.71 million, with 24-hour trading volume exceeding $500 million, reflecting elevated investor interest and activity across leading platforms.
Stressed Walrus Most Design Choices.
With focus design choices, the network protocol highlights redundancy, along with state verification and reliable retrieval as primary design features. With this design, retrieval certainty is a design choice, while best efforts are sacrificed. From this perspective, it is more relevant to ask if information is quick to record than if it is recoverable given the circumstances. In short, information retrieval is more important than information recording as design features.
@WalrusProtocol #walrus $WAL
A large funding round gives Walrus time and optionality, not validation. Capital helps scale engineering and partnerships, but it also raises expectations. From here, progress will be measured by adoption metrics, not announcements. Storage demand, not valuation headlines, will decide whether WAL becomes durable infrastructure.
@WalrusProtocol #walrus $WAL
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Any tip!
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$BTC saw a healthy pullback from the recent high and is now reacting from a strong intraday demand zone around the session low. Sellers are losing momentum, and the bounce from 88.1K shows buyers stepping back in on the 1H — this looks like stabilization after distribution rather than a deeper breakdown….
Long $BTC now…
Entry: 88,300 – 88,700
TP1: 89,600
TP2: 90,700
TP3: 91,800
SL: 87,700
As long as Bitcoin holds above the 88K demand area, a recovery toward the prior range highs remains the preferred scenario.
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From the view of an external risk observer, Walrus does not appear in the technical documentation but in what does not escalate. Incident reports level out, edge cases stop compounding, and post mortems have fewer unknowns. For audiences focused on systemic risk, insurance, and downside containment, this is the clearest proposition of value. Walrus does not remove risk, it defines it, and turns a guess as to what could go wrong into a manageable risk. This is a sign of an advanced system that is ready to support real, persistent stakes.
@WalrusProtocol #walrus $WAL
Capital Preserved, Profits Booked ✅
Both SENT and $ZEC delivered according to plan. After a clean move, price is now showing signs of slowing momentum around this area, which makes this a logical point to step aside.
Rather than forcing continuation, I’ve chosen to close 100% of both positions and secure gains.
🧠 Decision Logic:
Momentum is cooling at current levels
Risk-to-reward no longer favors holding
No edge in overstaying once conditions change
📍 Closed Positions:
• ZECUSDT (Perp) — Exit near 361.16
• SENTUSDT (Perp) — Exit near 0.02744
📊 This is part of the process: enter with a plan, exit without emotion.
$ZEC
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$SENT
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👉 Follow for real execution, not just entries. Risk management always comes first.
What’s interesting about @Dusk_Foundation right now is how quiet everything feels — and that’s usually the moment I start paying closer attention.
There’s no noise, no forced announcements, no hype loops. But under the surface, activity keeps stacking up. New contracts appear, testnet deployments keep landing, and builders are clearly comfortable working inside the DuskEVM environment without needing validation from timelines or headlines.
That tells me something important: $DUSK Network has reached the stage where architecture comes before attention. Teams don’t build serious systems on foundations they don’t trust. When people stop marketing and start shipping quietly, it usually means the base layer is doing its job.
Dusk has always leaned into long-term thinking — deterministic execution, privacy with accountability, and infrastructure that regulated finance can actually live on. Now it feels like the ecosystem is slowly responding to that clarity. Not all at once. Not loudly. But deliberately.
Some networks grow through noise.
Others grow through gravity.
Dusk feels like the second kind.
#Dusk
Cash flow from BTC mining pools is running dry: Is the market preparing for a new liquidity explosion?
Selling pressure from miners is reaching the lowest levels of the cycle. Looking at the on-chain data at this moment, a fairly clear story can be seen: BTC cash flow out of miner wallets has just dropped to extremely low levels. This is not just a technical number, but a behavioral signal that needs to be read in the correct context.
Today, the amount $BTC transferred out from the mining pools is only about 84 BTC. Historically, whenever this cash flow has dwindled to such an extent, it often reflects two parallel possibilities.
One possibility is that miners are confident enough in future price levels, willing to hold onto BTC instead of selling it to cover costs. The other possibility is that the market is in an accumulation phase, where selling liquidity weakens before a larger movement occurs at the macro level.
At this moment, $BTC is being compressed within a relatively narrow price range. As the supply from the group of entities with the largest natural cash flow in the market, the miners, has nearly stopped selling, the market has fallen into a state of selling liquidity shortage. In this context, just a nudge in demand could push prices up very quickly as there is no longer enough selling pressure to absorb it.
From a personal perspective, this is a noteworthy strategic region. The behavior of the mining industry at this time bears many similarities to the periods before major explosions in the past. If history continues to repeat itself, the window for a strong breakout may be very close.
#BTC
In 1999, Google killed Yahoo search.
In 2007, iPhone killed Nokia.
In 2008, Facebook killed MySpace.
In 2010, Streaming killed CDs & DVDs.
In 2012, Netflix killed Blockbuster.
In 2014, Uber killed taxi monopolies.
In 2016, Instagram killed point-and-shoot cameras.
In 2020, Zoom killed office-only work.
In 2026, Macrohard will kill microsoft
What do you think Bitcoin will kill?
$BTC
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